Questions in recovery
The experience of combatting an eating disorder—and what I learned from it.
On the BrownU Palestine protests
And why you should be worried about your rights as a student.
Can you teach STEM students about finance in an interesting way?
I have been at Imperial for a while and one thing that sticks out to me is the lack of enthusiasm in the way things are taught. Lecturers who may be world experts in their field often find it difficult to convey their excitement and passion for the lecture courses
Canning diet soda
To stop the damage to my health, I had to confront the ghosts of my past
Three simple actions that improved my wellbeing
A brief list of helpful yet simple things that I started doing to improve my wellbeing during term time.
Anti-relationship not anti-love
Women have long been pressured to find their value in marriage and motherhood, but this puts young women at risk of committing to relationships that do not fulfil their wants and needs in the short and long-term.
Not another teen series?
HBO’s Euphoria is back, and I will not be watching it this time.
A (late) summer exhibition at the RA
Summer of 2021 arrives in style at the Royal Academy of Art - albeit a tad bit late
A brief introduction to AlphaFold
A beginner's introduction to AlphaFold, the AI from DeepMind that predicts protein structure. The first article in a longer series about bioinformatics.
Grief, student life and solitude
Juggling the heavy Imperial workload and the heavy weight of grief is hard, but I want to reassure you that it gets better.
Ever wanted to workout and bop to Britney Spear's Toxic at the same time?
Have you ever wanted to workout in time to your favourite song? Try dance workouts as a different and fun form of exercise.
Exploring the value of niche quant investing strategies
In recent times, markets have seen that when asset managers combine quant and fundamental strategies in their portfolios, they can better generate alpha returns with lower downside risk.